High Point college prepares for basketball season under Vaughn
Coach Bobby Vaughn begins light fall drills as High Point assembles a 13 man preseason roster with six new players to offset last year losses. Key returnees include Jim Picka Joe Colbert Gene Littles and Larry Wall. Vaughn aims for faster defense and deeper forward rotation to reach four double figure scorers.
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Houston Defeats Los Angeles 5-3 to snap skid
Houston beat Los Angeles 5-3 as Jim Wynn belted his 34th and 35th homers to tie Hank Aaron for NL lead with 101 RBIs. Cuellar improved to 13-11, while Claude Osteen took the loss at 15-15. Bailey and Lou Johnson also homered for the Dodgers.
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Cubs Stop Giants' Seven-Game Win Streak In 8-2 Win
Billy Williams and Ernie Banks hit two-run homers off Mike McCormick as Chicago defeated San Francisco 8-2, snapping the Giants seven-game run. McCormick allowed six extra-base hits in 4 1-3 innings, taking his eighth loss while Nye earned the win.
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Nolan Shuts Mets for Reds 2-0 Victory
Rookie Gary Nolan limited the Mets to two hits over six innings and struck out 10 as the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 2-0. He improved to 13-6, with Tony Perez driving in the first inning on a run-scoring single after two walks. The Reds took a 1-0 lead in the opening frame with Perez's RBI single.
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Carlton Throws Seven-Hitter In Cardinals Win
Steve Carlton fired a seven-hitter as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Pittsburgh 6-0, closing in on the National League pennant. Carlton improved to 13-8 and allowed only one baserunner after the first inning when Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell singled with two out. Lou Brock and Bob Tolan started the fourth with hits, Cepeda forced Brock at third, then Ricketts singled to score Tolan and Cepeda scored on a Clemente error.
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Rain postpones East Carolina football scrimmage indoors
Heavy rain forced East Carolina to move a game-type scrimmage with freshmen indoors. Coach Clarence Stasavich planned two hours of film on opening opponent William and Mary. The teams shared the Southern Conference title last season and open the campaign next Saturday at Williamsburg. William and Mary beat the Quantico Marines 38-7 in a Saturday opener.
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Senators Defeat Angels in Controversial Finish
Washington Senators won 4 0 over the California Angels after Dick Nen hit a bases loaded triple off a disputed hit batsman call. Fred Valentine added a two-out single and Ken McMullen a fifth inning double, with Jim McGlothlin’s pitch ruled to have struck Frank Howard before the bat. Cap Peterson then scored on an infield hit.
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USC Varsity Defeats Freshmen In Rainy Scrimmage
South Carolina's varsity beat the freshmen 7-0 in a wet scrimmage as coach Paul Dietzel praised the effort. Warren Muir starred with 47 rushing yards, a 12-yard reception, and a four-yard TD run after an 80-yard drive. The squad avoided fumbles and injuries, aiming toward a near full strength for Iowa State next week.
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